davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-12
Logan,s Retort.


Several years ago when Gen. Logan was
making Republican speech in New York
State, some one in his audience Interrupted
him with
'Logan, didn't you used to be Democrat
down in Illinois?"
eyes, sir" promptly responded the speak
er.
"Didn't you used to do the dirty work
for the Democratic party theres'
eyes, SIR" again laconically answered
Gen. Logan.
''You're Republican now1"
'Yes, SIR"
Saint you doing the dirty work for the
Republicans nows"
eyes. SIR" and then pointing his index
finger to the man who had thus interrupted
the General continued "I'm skinning cop
perheads, and that is the d-st diftiest'
work ever did,
1t is hardly necessary to add that -the-
speaker was not interrupted again,-,s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-12

The reduction Of internal revenue and the
taking off revenue stamps from Proprietary
Medicines. no doubt has largely benefited
the consumers, as well as relieving the bur-
den of home manufacturers. Especially is
this the case with GREEN'S .4ngasf F7oscey
and Bosehee's Gernfas Syrup, as the reduc-
tion Of thirty-six cents per dozen has been
added to increase the size of the bottles con-
tanning these remedies, thereby giving one
fifth more medicine in the rs cent size. The
august FloaUey for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant, and the German Syrup for Cough
and Lung troubles, have perhaps, the larg-
est sale of any medicines in the world. The
advantage of increased size of the bottles
will be greatly appreciated by the sick and
afflicted, in every town and village in civil
lied countries. Sample bottles for ten cents
remain the same size.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-12
shartness OF Breath.

DR.. Flint's Heart remedy should be taken
at once when slight exertion or hearty meal
produces shortness Of breath or a pain in
the region of the heart. At all druggists,
or J. J. Mack & Co., 9 and II Front ST., San
Francisco
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-12

A small river of true ink, with which let.
tiers have been written, is one of the natural
curiosities Of Algeria. It is formed by the
union Of two rivulets, one of which is very
strongly impregaated with iron, while the
other has imbibed gallic acid from a pess
marsh through which il passes
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-12

uDAae q INTO be made. Cut this out and return
MiIMuVto us, and we will send you free,
iWtIM IA l something of great value and i'm
&tEUHV M 4 portance to you, that will start you
In business which will bring you In
more money right away than any.
thing else in this world. Anyone can do the work
and live at home. Either sex; all ages. Some.
thing new, that just coins money for all workers
We Will start you; capital not neaded. This 10
one OF the genuine important chances OF life.
time. Those who are ambitious and euterprisipa
yili not delay. Grand OUTFIT free. Address TxUE
Co., Augusta, Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-12

DIR. SPINNEY.
No. II Kearny street.
Treats all Chronic and special Dis
eases.
YOUNG m EN-

YOUNG MEM
NLyHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects Of youthful follies or indiseretion
will do we'll to avail themselves OF this the great
est boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering hu-
manity. DIR. sPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit
$500 for every case OF Seminal Weakness or pri.
vAte disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the ago of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuations oi
the bladder, often accompanied by slight smart.
ing aud burning sensation, and weakening Of the
system In = manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits a ropy
sediment will of ten be found, and sometimes
small PARTICLES of albumen will appear, or the
color will be of thin. whitish hue again ch anR.
ing TO dark and torpid appearance. There are
many men who die of this difficulty, ignorant OF
the eau e, which is the second stage Of semina al
weakness. DIR. 8. will guaranteed perfect cure in
such cases, and healthy restoration Of the genito-
urinary organs.
Once Hours-10 to 4 aud 0 to g. SUNDAYS from
10 10 IL A. NJ. Consultation free. Thorough exami.
nation and advice, So,
Call or address
DIR. SPINNEY X CO.,
No II Koarny Street, san Francisco.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

For many of the sins Of mankind women
have themselves to blame First, for their
viciousness and coarseneSS, women being
either too ignorant or too cowardly to exact
from men the slme standard OF virtue which
men expect from them. Secondly, for their
tyranny, because the laws and custom, Of
many generations have placed women far too
much in the power Of men, and even were it
not sn their own warm affections make them
too easy slaves. Thirdly, for the seliishness
which--dOuDtless with righteous reason
Is SO deeply implanted in the masculine
breast that thoroughly unselfsh man is al
most u lusus naturjp And no wonder, since
from his cradl, his womeniind have adorcd
hin. Mothers, nurses, sisters ali join in
Sweet tlattGry the perpetual acquiescence,
which makes him as boy and man think far
too mach OF himself
Then, perhaps, comes period Of inaoant
tyranny from his sweetheart which he soon
1cinys by tyrannizing over his wife Thus,
except that brief season when love has
Struck the chord Of self. which, trembling,
passed in music out of sight.
there is for the ordinary mani do not SAP
the ideal man, or evel the specially good
nan no line ia his life W men he was nos
holStelcd up il HI, only too natural eguli,m
Uy the foolish aubservinnce or ndorina love
>rrvitude uf the women about him Corn
hill Magazinc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

business rs do this than she has1 What I,
rumpus there would be about the family
hearthstone if You were TO catch her flirting
with man or following bearded face
through the streets 20 Sce where its owner be.
ionged! What particular hlases would play
about the walls of Home Sweet Home,n II
she indulgt,l In such harmless foiblesl Yet
say unto you, yca and verify, her latitude in
that direction Is inst rs wide rs yours.
What ii the wife you married Is getting
faded, like fabric that has been often
washed; what il the lines have come where
the smile in its dirnplcnent was, and the
ugly CROW tracks, like birds feet ON the wet
and shining sands, have traced the skin that
once was softer than rose leaf; what If tho
graceful shoulders are bent little and the
laughter has left her eyes Ii you have the
chiS-alry Of true man in your soul, You win
revere and honor that wife with greater and
increasing tenderness "a she grows old and
wan and faded; for what is it that has aged
herr What has stolen away her bloom and
robbed her glance Of its sunny light What
but ministering TO you, and toiling for you,
and serving you. Your children have stolen
'he rose tint from her cheeks and lips, and
tending to their wants by night and day,
ministering to them in sickness and health,
ii she lie II fond mother, has deprived her of
the grace and bloom of youth. Amber" in
Chicago Journal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

Its all Itry we!l 80 tall; ~ made Dishes
broke OUT 3. "oman one 1aJ' IN "A council OF
houSrkeep'l-,, "Nut What j. olr going 20 do il
her family "ont 5pt1'h them Nosg there,
my husband ~: w0n't eat hash Z, Or stewS Of
made o. II, IL ANY .1inl. rs always want,
steaks ~ chop, ~ veal cl.l>ts for hi, break
fast, AMI In 'pyI arr Ilit Ike him If
were TO pat q >.'alop IN tn, able he'd cail il
bakel hash " boarding hov5e lars, and il
would tc just ,ae s>iu!e vita cIv4ueStes oy
anything .lso II he kind H says ne wants
something ,olii TOR hi, meals.
Undoubtedly many women ha.s to battle
"i+h this sort III opposition N their anieayorS
- IiiSe IN, standard u cookery in the;I
homes SIN Jhera arc many men who relish
nade dishes uaI there ara others WIN o1u
be brought tn do 10 By little id1ofrnt
diplomacy. /. Is not worth While 10 ndyer
tise by blowing truInp2ts before 10 that the
ragout or pate that presents slirh an attr,ic.
tivr appearance is cDuRsssl II ,cra!I, from
yesterdays roaS., th-' crazy made II the
bones and a little In,ils-i .'ys og :na,aypni Il,
wouLl be 10 gcIi!'i''H'lpa - most men u
know that the "iID!,, ia ,1h,t Just thirty
seven AMI hall ,-entS. Ni,h tare 81 Jlnan IN
the Other ham, The AuoNl.fl5. oi ths !uct
,;aus,S her 90 thrill with mill -AultaCiOa and
impar-s "a !MyVr % TN. fpri that Would ts.
qiiite Inis,in. in .IJstI that VAS thrpr tiu1e-
rs expensive. A1ulStirr reraun. u-yri;,l il
uar-u.yS fal3r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

''Ta.r>. il fOT,un= i)g ANY body who ~ IL
start a 'Fat W1msnN journal" sail a
Tounan who I-!j gtrri MO-. than 3D0 pounds
or il yOu NanJ III be 'ieore }iphani>Li: AMI
,uphouiols, a ia ,hlpn maga.iur, AMI chri,tea
l. a Ia dole E.mD pnP1.ntA IN This tSera
shouldn't n. a fashion u u ia >Aioa plato that
did not pertain - q woman weighing NJ leaSt
III VOunl5 ami upward, aS they say in tha
cheap stores. A. present yoa can't iin.i a
fashion plate that 4l.,ei not rept>.Sn5., >t4nde-
long waist-i wouAn For this Sylph every
thing IS dt.S,gyA-1-sOan,, SEapS Oonnets. 4
is imIH1S,fbl" IN lind anything inttn.bsi for
large women, Apparently body give, as
any consideration. and clo.h1 ourselves,
Us ii we're, by filth
1T is'absnrd.' con&iAuei Ia. lady, for tho
fact Is veil established that American wouea
have lost TIM nppruasal Of SrrawninsS. %
where you "ill. al least aInona tha leisure
ciaa'c', and Jon wGfind the large proportion
Of women broad ,hool1erssl, we'll Developed
and d generous overflow Of tignya. And We
are worth considering. There i, a fortune IL
avoir,hlpDiS for whoever Is far enough sighted
10 peroeiTe it. Send o'It the prospectus "A
Ia Jolie Enbonposnta OF the Hat Wonan's
Journal and see how quickly We Win rally to
its support from every part Of ttie lsaIF'-
New York Evening Sun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

This cathedral is said 10 have had it, OH lin
in an erection inadr during the reign "
CharleiDangc in sl4 Frederic. the rel
bearded, bestowed upon it in HI! the bone;
of three holy king, and this gift contrihuted
to its importance. The bones are still retained
as precious relies to this day, but the OLD
structure was burned in l24S, al which date,
it i, generally believed, the present cathedral
was begun The wort, OF building this -
mor'.ahke cath 1tral was carried on, some
tines actively. sometimes slowly and often
entirely suspended, so that il was not really
finished until lNSu
It has two immense aud BEAUTIFUL spires
over 800 l,'t high, and nearly the whole out
side IS covered with architectural Ornamental
ton and sculpture Inside the Immense buill-
ing is very beautiful. Light CONES in through
treat stain,l glass window on either side,
ind from others high up near III" urrhc, "a
th' roof. The body uf thu rhJr.'A n,asur
50J lcet IN length ,!nl 80 i.,,, in width Ia
tn r.liQuHry az" kept the bones " til. ihr.-
!.in5~. lul32in Il hy som" t. ~, those of th~
Mugi ~hD did rover 'ncr II tin infant J.>u.
On, may look through the open sort, oI th-
safrophagu' and -. three skulls, Zach >tc,u-
ing golden crown. The cost %. hr r->ior,,-
jYn ut tn Cologne cathedral is estimated aj
:-i3o,pO. How many rrai-'-, ..,l rrll IT,,
number of dollars it cost
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09
Care OF the Complexion.

In cbIins my talk with thu ladies on thus
subject would classify AMI sum W my ad.
vice something like this:
Train your features tn compOsu-,, and
avoid all grimacing habits.
Exercise much in the open air.
Utss oils, creams and fruit freely IN your
diet.
Drink simple, blood purifying herb teaS
frequently
Do not wash your faces oftrner than oncea
day, but apply some harmless cream Or meal
Mt beast twice in twenty -four hours
II niggardly Nature on Jealous Time on q
lsot summer day necessitates the addition OF
n powder puff 10 your toilet articles, use it
with discretion and moderation.
And in addition TO all this you must keep
your minds busy your thoughts cheerful
and your souls free from bitterness il you
would preserve fresh, attractive exterior
beyond the fieeting springtime OF youth
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

The present is precautionary the era OF
woman. The vast progress, made by the sex
towa1t Il higher physical AMI intellectual
plane is cXrrtinE il effect upon body and
mind TO produce that ,p7'ie~ % development
which We term beauty Thi, evolution will
90 ON until it. reaches u climax, when he.
tcrioration VIII commence. Women havu
fOT ages b,en under restraint, like plants
Kept whore there Is d,licient sunlight. The
move the ply Sical restraint and illumne the
intellectual atmosphere, and 81 impro yemenu
Cues on, but finally tharc VIII como q time
when there viii be too much sunshine, and an
excess Of growth without The pruning or
training which Az necessary ~ maintain
perfect development.
Then the deterioration Will common "a
Women Vlll become IN Strength, 1u'rgv and
physical pro"-~S mpI' Ike lnHn, and, ails!
more llr m.n in morals. .,hils the man vii,
grow coTrr,fnutiinG!y rli"m-late AMI phySic-
ally feeble This viii simply he Che result of
excessive lIN.p.{, th' ~aing oi She pnnlulum
90 the '.,tr'ui' al civilization in contrast I,
l., ,JAll'n * brint in -ltar'ry BQ. IL VIII b1
long time h",prn the ultimate limit of
social revolution yau j., reached, and We will
venture to propAr~y Ina, the American
women Vi tn Twentieth century VIII reach a
physical and intellectual perfection that will
make them the most beautiful in tho world,
gDdlcSSoS inaah in stature and ia Intellect.
ua,ity y -. orleans hcayu0e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

."r'4r 'n. ri tn ~ barrels made tlr
holding ,anLy and for ,,c ~ - GEMS Zach
Hi il half full of shot: h)re hole IN the
,-,y-r through which i,cu lr,l1lr 2an Ge
stuck, AMI tack on tlr L., u thA barIrl u
butterfly pen wiper. Al Improvement On
III, abDTr j. su5g sol: i.,T TIL top of tho
barrel In open So thai .ey 'ral yen, and j,an-
Cil' can b placed therein, sharp point, ltoan
ThtshDt IN the hlri4l "ill hold thl.se in IN
upright position AMI -Sill flu.hArmors Aec9
the pens cl,an AL ;r'c from TIst. Nh,D
the maasr know, hpN To handle paints, th!
barrel may b,;Ian,frrlu.,l into 4 silver one
with birts, hoops, ur M all goii AFFAIR ac-
I7orljn. - rhn fast. 81 tr, ~, no leo
rates il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

The W=-'n, ppy.!ation .. China 10 Iual
knows. Ori-n'a. II not care Tor statistics
No census has ., ~ ban taken. The vugucst
guesSaa ar iHiIlsri ia The guide books
and eIAyc!ops!ia' gle apparently the exact
hgur!i, lr!y these az obtained by taking
seven estimates in ro"nd lit,ur"> ~ the seen
uiferent men "ho have Travelled there and
dividing the total by seven, which, OF course,
Win give odd Iigure,. It. IS generally sup
nr,ed that China has about zoo, 600 900 people
that j 70 sIy. about ninety dive ~ tho
square Injie.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09
THE CURIOSITY SHOP.
The Onion Commander of Gettysburg-ro-
biographical Engineer on the Potomac.


Gen. Gcorge g. Meale vas born in Cadi1,
Spain, Dec 10, 1915, and died in Philadelphia,
Nov. d, ISL. He graduated at West Point
in 1875, served in the FloriCa war, and re-
signed Oct. 9j, 1876. From 1851 80 1912 lie
was assistant engineer ia the government
survey Of thn delta of the Mississippi, the
Texas boundary, and the northeast boundary
OF the United States. On May -, 1872, he
was reappointed in the army Us second Lieut.
tenant OF Geographical engineers, served
throughout the war with Mexico, vas bre-
vetted first lieutenant for gallant con-
duct, and On his return was presented
with sword BY tha citizens OF Phila-
delphia. He was made captain Of engineers
i'll 1886, was commissioned brigadier general
of volunteers Aug 81, 1861. On june IS
1StS1, be was made ula jor of the typographical
engineers, commanda1 IA corps II the Army of
the Potomac IN the Maryland campaign, and
was made major general OF volunteers Nov.
20 On june ~, st3, he was called to sue
coed Gen. Hooker in command Of tire Army
Of the Potomac, and on July Is he fought
the Oattl. of Getty sburg. He was made
brigadier general in the United States army
July 3, maiCr general in the United States
army Aug. :, 1854 From july |, 1855, 10
Aug. ii, 1861, h was in command Of the mill
tary division u tho Atlantic; in 1866 of
the department Of the east, and subsequently,
OF thu military district comprising Georgia,
Florida and Alabama. With headquarters in
Philadelphia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

Lbt minute variation in the length of a
d-'gr+e OF latitude ~ rhe equator and
the poles il caused, Or supposed to be
canset-no oue Ano", anything about
it-by che supposed iattrning " the
harth At tirs gs,lA' The degrees OF lati-
dude ara rhera marked, a, You viii readily
observe, On - plane surface, not curved
surface, AMI th' difference is the difference
in length over 4 hill and through hill, Or
lrtw,-?n an ar ana is chord
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09
A,nu,in: story of som. Maybe. and :. Cat

la. nugpi.. ia y'ry :gialt bird, notable
i1r t., cunning both n alyiing it, enemies
All IL .~-.llin>S it. iupi In England, While
il i lMr5Au.tI ~ game keepers, it Is en-
roura5-i in the i.Mty nj human habita-
tons and often makes It, INST uniar the
.u,t> oi char:he> aIl other huilding, The
maggie l. easily Ctul-7i, hNNpinH> very faInil-
iaF and learns To artinulHte 4 few words
In S"wlen, @herr .nagpie> are often tamei
h} the ps%iStAt~, +plna curious Srorir, arc
todd i'Jil1,HG in. of tlr-Sc:
Severed n!a5pi", hai built their nest, IN
an alder .rT', "a tn banks II u river \
uun!rr II yrDN, ai>' t!'equ,ntei Me neigh
b>rhJcl. bur did no Interfere with The mag
pies For a long time The birds were undi,-
tlrbri; bat a5 length an old hJu>e cat TOOK it
INTO her wicked heatd, not only 10 mok'st the
parents, but to deyonr their young.
Early on. norning II person resident ia the
ns.ighbOrh1Jd Was awakened DO cries and
screams. apparently proceeding from tho
featiferI colony he threw upen his win
dow, when an extraordinary sight presented
itNeh,. A number u n1agpi,'s AMI crows had
unitti their fpr:es, and wer, carrying away
III tlsir talonS the poor old cat, who was now
hi gh in the air ani ,aTi .liiny in the most dis
nal manner,
'lhe sudden opening OK the window and tho
laughter Of the amused onlookers was, unfor-
tunately, M cause Of spelling tho spot, as the
alarmed buds 1T go their hold OF the otrug-
Cling victim, who fell souse into the river
Bat pussy, as We al know, has nine lives,
and in few minutes she appeared dripping
wet and thoroughly cowed; and without
even glance at her tornentOrs, she galloped
home, while the birds wheeled through the
dfuttering continuous cries, a. though rr
joicng in their victory.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

An obeii'k >ymboli@e> 10 the Egyptians
the Supreme Being. The first mentioned in
history was that Of RAme,es, king Of Egypt,
abont 1isj 30 The obelisks improperly
calhd ''Chopatra', needles" were erected by
Thotomr, M, a. ON, Heliopolis, about 1900
B. c., on- of which now stands on the
Thames emhankment. Another j. in Central
park, Nav York, AMI another in the Place
de n Connlrl-, Paris.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

Fred Douglas, was reared Us slave on
tho plantation OF Col. Edward Lloyd, in
Marylan,k until, at the age of 10, he was
sent 10 Baltimore 10 live with u relative of
his master He secretly learned 10 read and
write, vas employed in a shipyard, and, in
accordance With "a resolution long enter
tanned, fed from Baltimore and from slavery.
in September, rs;is, being then about n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09
The Game of Cra. Mach.

In tue game Of cross tosch, Touch chaSes
one player until another runs across his path,
between him and the boy pursued, upon
which Touch must Immediately run after the
one who crossed, until some other crossing
between them must in his turn be followed I:
in this way the game continues until ora il
touched, who takes the office of Touch, and
gives chah 70 the otherS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

RecoriaT McCord, Of the probate couTt in
Cincinnati, says that as a Iule women are
less selfish than men. He comes to this con.
clusion after reading 100 old wills, in which
he found many cases where the husband
made provision to cut OFF the widows sup
plies in CASE abe remarked, and in his whole
experience he has read but ono win Of mar
ried woman wherein any such stipulation
wes made respecting her husband. New
Work Sun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

The haIJSOIne,b woman | ever saw Was
on' Hho took great ara Of her h.4!th When
! }1n ~ \ II she va, over ID but NJ Girl OF Is
thlt ! il..s r,'r ,.ltu mad ras!nr cheeks D.
brighter "y''l, 81 rOurs, ,hA WIS naturally
limo lpotin-;, ....c The attention ,h.. gave Ia
matters nj h9si nna aibzl 70 and preserved
her b,auty. What did she dot | don't hnDw
hat I an re- INT all, but REMEMBER her
ceiling me- III. took a sponge bath avery
morning; vas particular about 5A. ypntill.
ton u har a;sirt!n aIlS; took Long walks
''hnn Sha c.ulI ate bat little meat, much
fruit and ,s.T~-a!, Whenever ,be could gss
them. Another thing al4 iii which ,h.
trisi without -usseN5 70 get The 70 do, 81 =
drank ny sld-e WithpA mix or cream
diluted .itA 'yiter.
Tn r9a5on "a. took h-r --ofse So vas is--
cause h,r ply 'icianS t,li her il VA, healthier
70 drinl, y n Ms way. Whether TIDE pysc-
rice ai11l - h,r personal charms Or no.
don't .inD" On To. Sh ),a she Mas C-artainl r
repaid I'Dr I'M systematic habits, and a, ,4.r-
tainly there Wp' ,ipShsrS aIca tsl3 about the
performance u them Nor was Their. any
thing bilaTiF. about ,hem Us, IL seems to M
there i about the following account rad
OF Cb-asO biue:
10 keep tha ,uppIen-.5s " her ligu4 sha
stands ons hour daily. dttsan minutes at Il
time, with her hant' on her hips befDre 4
long mirror. ami bending her knees out from
each other 5ht,-,inks slowly down to the AoDr
~ lo~ aS p1Ssible, than IL slowly uprising,
meantime moving her arms in any direction
TO their Utmost iangth, out VI up, forward or
back. uu0t when she stands erett they ara
ready 70 fe placed On her hips again
Each movement Is repeated, e'ery time L
little acceiai1ltt-l. until at the end Of thirteen
minutes IS is done quickly, and a iina color is
in her cheek She then lies down on q per-
fectly hat oou:h, without pillow, until her
breath comes smooth ami regular, as it will
in the two minutes left in her quarter Of an
hour When sho plays good deal of tennis
she cuts doSn her exercising One-half" OF
COURSE, the benefit " be derived from this
procedure is not TO he questioned, whatever
may lie thought Of it besides. 1t is easy to
see hcr whose body thus receives good exer-
else, adding TO the grace Of her own form,
identifying her complexion and making her
stronger and healthier.--San Francisco Post.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-09

The torturing disease neuralgia is instantly
relieved and rapidly cured BY Salvation OIL.
Rev. VIM. III. Chapman, Pastor of NJ. Il.
Church, Georgetown, d C.. wrote us :-lIav-
ing had an opportunity to test the excel ent
qualities of Or. Bulls Cough Syrup, | hesitate
not TO say, it Is the best remedy / have ever
used in my family" For Group Iand whoop-
ing cough il Is sure cure.